The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-05-24

Saints the forgiveness of sins; the Resur-
rection of the body, and the Life everlast-
ing. Amen.
The command was given: Return
swords; to your devotions /; kneel.
ALI kneeling, the Prelate said y
Lord, show thy mercy upon US.
Sir Knights-And grant us thy
salvation.
Prelate-O Lord, make clean our
hearts within us.
Sir Knights -And take not thy
Holy Spirit from US.
Lord, who hast taught Us that all our
doings without charity are nothing worth;
send thy Holy Spirit, and pour into our
hearts that most excellent gift of charity,
without which whosoever iveth is counted
dead before thee. Grant this for thine
only Son, Jesus Christ's sake. Amen.
Almighty and everlasting God. give un-
to us the increase of faith, hope and charity;
and that we may obtain that which thou
dost promise, make US to love that which
thou dost command through Jesus Christ,
our Lord. Amen.
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given, us thy servants, grace by the con-
fession of a true faith, to acknowledged
the glory of the eternal Trinity, and In the
power Of the Divine Majesty TO worship
the Unity we beseech thee that thou
wouldst keep as steadfast in the faith, and
evermore defend us from all universities,
who ivest and reignest, enc God, world
without end. Amen.
The litany Of the departed, wit b the
responses chanted, was the next i'm
pressive feature. A general inter.
cession was then Joined in, and all
standing, the hymn, "The rising God
forsakes the tomb" was sung.
The sermon, most eloquent and
appropriate discourse, followed, and
was listened to with profound atten-
ton by the assembly. This was fol-
lowed by the "Nunc Dimitti's," and
the benediction. The command was
given, Attention, Sir knights /; draw
swords; carry swords" and all were
requested not to move from their
places while the Sir Knights retired
during the occasional hymn, "Hark !!
bark, my soul! Angelic songs are
swelling"
The services, SO impressive through
out, were at an end.
The music was under the direction
of Prof. Roscoe w. Lucy, and con-
sisted of a chorus composed of the
following singers
Sopranos-Mrs. r. w. Lucy, Mrs.
w. j. Brownlee. and Misses Sturde-
want and Tucker.
Altos-Mrs. B. B. Lyon and Miss
Hattie Marvin.
Tenors-Messrs. Fred Stallard and
Arthur Jacobs.
Bassoes-Chas. L. Taylor, VIM.
Cravens and G. 7. Etheridge.
The following music was rendered:
Professional Hymn-"Onward."
Christmas Soldiers, by Arthur Sui
livan.
Anthem-Gloria from Twelfth
Mass-Mozart.
Glories between Psalms, by Spen-
Ger.
Gloria in excelsis after last psalm,
by Dudley Buck.
TeDeum in E fat, by Lloyd, with
trumpets.
Jubilate in A fiat, by Jours.
Soprano Solo-"Come Unto Him"
by Coenen, Mrs. Roscoe Lucy.
Hymn-Masonic, to time, Hebron.
Chant-Nunc Dimittis, Falls.
Sacred Selection by Government
band.
Recessional Hymn-"Hark! bark,
my SOUL"
NOTES,
Fine body of men in the Knights
Templar.
The cloudy weather this after
noon was rather pleasant than other.
wise.
Nearly all the business houses
display bunting, in honor of the
event.
The handsome flag, with "Wel-
come" on it, swung out by j N DIAL
by, was much admired.
j. c. Jennings, Sir Knight of
Pilgrim Commandery, Harrisburg,
Pa, took part in the parade this
afternoon.
The Fayette Knights came in
on the half past seven train this
morning, and were Immediately es-
corted to the hotels.
Tickets for the banquet this
evening at Sicber's Hotel can be OBJ
tanned from Mr.. Faulhaber, the re-
corder of st. Omer Commandery.
-Chas, Palmer, manager of the
Western Union Telegraph company
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